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<blockquote data-quote="Zinovia" data-source="post: 4796006" data-attributes="member: 57373">While I am not running WoBS in 3.5 and so don't care about the mechanics of epic spellcasting, I was very impressed with the resolution mechanic developed to handle the complexities of the war in the final module.&nbsp; I would far rather people spend printed space explaining epic *events* in whatever terms they need than making up mechanics that I will never use outside this module.&nbsp; So in this case, just handwave what amounts to special effects and spend time and page count covering more interesting events.&nbsp; WoBS is a series of modules telling an interesting story, not a crunch book.&nbsp; Yes there are plenty of new crunchy rules in it, but that isn't what it's intended for.&nbsp; Surely the purpose of it was made clear in all the descriptions.&nbsp; My players have enjoyed our 4E conversion of WoBS thus far, and I would definitely recommend the series.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zinovia, post: 4796006, member: 57373"] While I am not running WoBS in 3.5 and so don't care about the mechanics of epic spellcasting, I was very impressed with the resolution mechanic developed to handle the complexities of the war in the final module. I would far rather people spend printed space explaining epic *events* in whatever terms they need than making up mechanics that I will never use outside this module. So in this case, just handwave what amounts to special effects and spend time and page count covering more interesting events. WoBS is a series of modules telling an interesting story, not a crunch book. Yes there are plenty of new crunchy rules in it, but that isn't what it's intended for. Surely the purpose of it was made clear in all the descriptions. My players have enjoyed our 4E conversion of WoBS thus far, and I would definitely recommend the series. [/QUOTE]

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